The process of joining a metal fastener to a metal piece is, in simple terms the process of, arc stud welding. It is most often than not called as stud welding. The fastener is fused at the required place on the metal piece by heating the fastener to the commendable level with the help of an electric arc.

A stud gun is made use of in aiding the welder to hold the fastener at the right position. When the welder switches on the gun, the electrode heats up the fastener and thus it becomes capable to be fused to the work piece. This is a quick process that can be done in an average within 7 seconds.

There is a ceramic ferrule that adjoins the weld end of the stud welder is accountable for shielding the weld partly. Some prefer to make use of a shielding gas to serves as a protector of the weld which is highly optional.

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